Temoje atsakymų: 2016

[Duncan]

• Sios savaites ECW reitingas-1.3
  
• Mr.Kennedy turetu grizti i ringa mazdaug po menesio.
  
• Dixie Carter turetu padaryti savo pirma TV pasirodyma per TNA Lockdown PPV.
  
• Stai ka neseniai pasake John Cena tevas John Cena Sr.:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  "Vincent Kennedy McMahon, who I have a great deal of respect for, one of the greatest guys in the business that I know today has come out and I think he started it all when he said, 'Now it's sports entertainment'," Cena Sr. said. "Yeah, they tell a story, but you know, some of the stories they tell, and I'm gonna probably get my head kicked in by son but, you know, some of the stories they tell just don't make too much sense."
• Stai ka Linda Hogan pasake apie Hulk Hogan grasinimus:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  “Hulk thinks he can do whatever he wants, to whomever he wants, whenever he wants. He is your classic narcissist who demands total control and will go to ANY extent necessary to get it. His violent and scary mood swings have been my nightmare for too many years. I hope for the sake of our kids that he gets the psychological help for himself and the safety of others. “states Linda Hogan.
• Jim Ross neseniai papilde savo blog'a.Stai ka jis jame raso:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  On Todd Grisham comparing Tommy Dreamer to the Brooklyn Brawler during Raw: Todd Grisham and your truly, to a lesser degree, have been taken to task by some fans of Tommy Dreamer for remarks made Monday night on Raw. I had mentioned that Dreamer was a legend and particularly an ECW Legend when Todd with tongue in cheek said if Tommy was a legend then so was the Brooklyn Brawler of which I agreed. Brawler has worked for WWE 26 years without being fired once which is in wrestling is astonishing. Bottom line is that I have great respect for Dreamer and for Brawler. It isn't just guys who have headlined major PPV's or have toured the world as NWA Champion back in the day that deserve to be called a legend or who have earned respect from their peers. Both Dreamer and Brawler have made significant contributions in their own way to wrestling and my hat is off to both of them. Many times on TV things are said for entertainment purposes only and are merely attempts at humor and, honestly, some times our best efforts fall short. Please take attempts at wrestling humor and tongue in cheek remarks with a grain of salt or, better said, "Lighten Up Francis."
  
  -- Not changing brands this year in the WWE Draft: I am pleased that no changes were made in the announcing teams during Draft Week. I enjoy the schedule that Friday Night Smackdown provides me on a personal level not to mention that I love the challenge of elevating the perception of the Friday night broadcast as it relates to the "pecking order" of WWE TV programs. I'm not naive enough to think that Raw will never be any thing but the #1 TV priority in WWE but I do think that SD can and has closed the gap. The SD roster is dotted with some extremely athletic and young talents who have the opportunity to enhance their WWE stock on MyNetworkTV's highest rated broadcast.
  
  -- A Hardy gets stitches thanks to his own brother: WWE sold out two nights in the same arena in Dublin to the tune of over $1.4M for the doubleheader. Cologne, Germany this week did a whopping $800K at the box office with over 10,000 fans in attendance. Matt Hardy had to have some stitches thanks to his brother Jeff at the Cologne event.
  
  -- The title situation in WWE: Some are writing us about both major titles in WWE being on Raw. That was the case last year after the Draft except it was Smackdown who had both titles. One would assume that matter will work itself out in time but if not the show will still go on.
  
  -- Hulk Hogan's latest antics: Why isn't Hulk Hogan's friends telling him to simply "lay low BROTHER" and stop making statements to the media? Hulk should consider apologizing for his "O.J. remarks" and then get off the radar for a while. Might just be me and I could be wrong but It almost seems as if Hulk's attorney is looking to become a "star" in this unfortunate divorce case that seems to become magnified weekly.
• Sios savaites Billboard Recreational Sports DVD top'as:
  
  Spoiler'is

  1. UFC: Best Of 2008
  2. NFL: Super Bowl XLIII Champions: Pittsburgh Steelers
  3. WWE: No Way Out 2009
  4. WWE: The Best Of Saturday Night's Main Event
  5. UFC 91: Couture Vs. Lesnar
  6. NHL: The History Of The Boston Bruins
  7. WWE: The Legacy Of Stone Cold Steve Austin
  8. WWE: WrestleMania XXIV
  9. WWE: The Best Of Raw: 15th Anniversary 1993-2008
  10. WWE: Hell In A Cell
  
• Shawn Michaels vis dar nepasirode po WM 25,nes jis pasieme siek tiek time-off.
  
• Stai ka neseniai pasake Bret Hart:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  "I'd never say I was better than The Dynamite Kid or Curt Hennig [Mr Perfect]. But I do know I was better than Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan and a lot of the other guys. Mark Calaway [The Undertaker] was a great pro: if you had to dive over the top rope and he said he'd catch you, trust him, he'd catch you. Pro wrestling is about trust and respect."

[deep]

• Siandien Roddy Piper sukako 55 metai.
  
• WWE spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  Buvusi WWE diva Ashley Massaro pranese jog ji grys i WWE per SummerSlam. Jos Puslapio Link
• FOX News canalo vaizdo irasas apie Hulk'o komentarus apie jo skiribas su Linda. Ji galite paziureti cia.
  
• WWE Diva Kelly Kelly laimejo "Wrestling's Sexiest Woman" nominacija kuria renge Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Ji surinko 26% balsu , antroje vietoje liko Velvet Sky su 17 % ,o trecioje vietoje WWE diva Mickie James su 12 % balsu.
  
• Matt Hardy savo Myspace profilyje isidejo nauja nuotrauka, kurioje galime matyti padarinius po kovos kuri iviko per tura Europoje.
  
• Spoiler'is

  Kolkas WWE Superstars reitingas dar nera atskleistas , todel manoma jog jis bus gana zemas.
• Stai ka apie WWE draft'us parase Jim Ross. Tai galite cia.
  
• Iskirtinis interviu su Matt Hardy WMXXV uzkulsiuose.
  
• Brooke Hogan gina savo teva.
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  "I cannot believe how blown out of proportion one small part of a seven-page article has become," Brooke says. "It's a classic case of a quote being taken out of context. I look up to my father in every way. He has been through so much and has taken the high road through it all. The idea that he would condone the O.J. situation is just outrageous."

EDIT : papyldziau

Šį pranešimą redagavo deep: 2009-04-19, 22:27

[Paulius]

Spoiler'is

nu wa pagaliau grizta Ashley!!! Gal uzsimenama i RAW ar Smackdown ji eis?

[SmS]

Paulius, 2009-04-19, 14:32, pasakė:

Spoiler'is

nu wa pagaliau grizta Ashley!!! Gal uzsimenama i RAW ar Smackdown ji eis?

Spoiler'is

Taigi nueik į linką ir pamatysi, kad ten vienas sakinys parašytas ir tiek

[`MalioK`]

deep, 2009-04-19, 13:12, pasakė:

WWE Diva Kelly Kelly laimejo "Wrestling's Sexiest Woman" nominacija kuria renge Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Ji surinko 26% balsu , antroje vietoje liko Angelina Love is TNA su 17 % ,o trecioje vietoje WWE diva Mickie James su 12 % balsu.

Nedidele klaida - antroje vietoje Velvet Sky. Angelina uzeme tik №4 po Mickie James.

[deep]

`MalioK`, 2009-04-19, 19:09, pasakė:

Nedidele klaida - antroje vietoje Velvet Sky. Angelina uzeme tik №4 po Mickie James.

Ne į temą

aciu uz pastebejima arba as nenuziurejau arba ten wienam puslpay sumaise

Šį pranešimą redagavo deep: 2009-04-19, 19:03

[DZT]

Debiutine WWE Superstars laida surinko 0.9 kabelininio reitingo, o lados pakartojimas 0.32. WWE Superstars ta diena buvo populiariausia WGN kanalo laida.

Lockdown spoiler:

Spoiler'is

I TNA Lockdown arena Bobby Leshley atvaziavo tik 10 vakaro, nes TNA jo pasirodyma norejo islaikyt didele paslaptim.
Stai ka jis sako:

Citata

"I made my TNA debut tonight. Things are about to pick up. Stay tuned."

Po TNA Lockdown ME isejo Team 3D pasveikinti Foley, o Mick padare promo.

Jeff Hardy pasibaigus kontraktui nori pasiimti time off.

Praeito Impact reitingas 1.3.

Manoma, kad Tna pasirase kontrakta su Taz del siu uzuominu per Lockdown - Joy backstage segmente turejo uzsidejes juoda ranksluoti, o per kova atliko pora Tazo naudotu suplexu.

Atrodo artimiausiu metu galim isvyst dar pora zvaigzdiu debiutu TNA. Vienas is ju gali but buvusio WWE komandinio cemponio.

Šį pranešimą redagavo `MalioK`: 2009-04-21, 20:18
+20% uz spoileri.

[deep]

Siek tiek naujienu

• TNA spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  TNA Knockout Women's Champion Angelina Love patyre smegenu sukretima per praita sekmadieny vikusy LockDown PPV.Apie trauma ji parase savo blog'e .
  
• WWE spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  Ashley Massaro negrys i WWE.Ka ji parase savo myspace .
• TNA spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  Pasak TNA Bobby Lashley atyko i TNA Lockdown Philadelfijoje likus tik 2 valandoms iki PPV pradzios , beveik visi wrestleriai nezinojo jog jis debiutuos , kolkas Bobby Lashley neturi kontrakto su TNA , taciau jie tariasi kad Bobby galetu dirbti TNA ir tuopaciu dalyvauti MMA kovose.
  
• Atnaujintas Backlash card'as :
  
  Spoiler'is

  
  World Heavyweight Championship Match
  Last Man Standing Match
  - John Cena © vs. Edge
  
  ECW Championship Match
  - Jack Swagger © vs. Christian
  
  Brother vs. Brother
  "I Quit" Match
  - Jeff Hardy vs. Matt Hardy
  
  WWE Championship Match
  - Triple H ©, Batista, & Shane McMahon vs. Randy Orton & The Legacy
  
  - Chris Jericho vs. WWE Hall of Famer Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat
  
• Praitos savaites SmackDown surinko 2.0 retingo.
  
• TNA spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  Sting'o TNA World Title run'as buvo netik ilgiausias jo karjeroje taciau ir ilgiausia visame TNA.
• SmackDown spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  SmackDown'o wrestler'iui Rey Mysterio buvo du kartus netycia nuimta kauke kovoje su Chris Jericho vykusioje per SmackDown/ECW house show Skotijoje.
• WWE.com idejo Josh Mathews profili i ECW brande, taciau Todd Grisham'o profilis liko ECW brande nors jis komentuoja SmackDown kovas.
  
• TNA spoiler
  
  Spoiler'is

  Praita Penktadieny trys TNA zvaigzdes : Matt Morgan, Awesome Kong ir Taylor Wilde patyre avarija netoli TNA viesbucio Filadelfijoje. Visi jie nepatyre suzeidimu todel galejo dalyvauti sekmadieny vysktancia LockDowm PPV.
• Christopher Daniels pasikeite ringo varda i Daniels.
  
• Video interviu su Bret "Hitman" Hart

Šį pranešimą redagavo deep: 2009-04-21, 19:59

[real_deal]

Dekuj uz naujienas, bet kai dedi spoiler tag'us bent malonek siek tiek aprasyt apie ka tas spoileris, nes dabar cia gaunasi aklas spoilinimasis. Beje, 7 ir 9 punktai nera spoileriai. Far from it...

[deep]

Ne į temą

aisku zinosiu , o spoilerius dejau tose wietose kur tikrai zinojau kad reikia arba nebuwau tikras , as dar tik nesenai pradejau naujienas deti tai dar tik "apsylu" manau veliau bus viskas normalei

Šį pranešimą redagavo deep: 2009-04-21, 20:20

[Duncan]

• Jeff Hardy kontraktas pasibaigs po 2-4 men. ir per ta laika WWE nori kaip imanoma auksciau,Jeffo deka iskelti Matt'a.WWE nori pasirasyti su juo nauja 1 metu kontrakta,taciau kolkas nera aisku ar Jeffas sutiks ji pasirasyti.
  
• Atnaujintas WWE Backlash card'as:
  
  Spoiler'is

  World Heavyweight Championship Match
  Last Man Standing Match
  John Cena vs. Edge
  
  ECW Championship Match
  Jack Swagger vs. Christian
  
  "I Quit" Match
  Jeff Hardy vs. Matt Hardy
  
  WWE Championship Match
  Triple H ,Batista, & Shane McMahon vs. Randy Orton & The Legacy
  
  Chris Jericho vs. Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat
  
  CM Punk vs Kane
  
• Sios savaites WWE Superstars main event'as:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Edge vs Kofi Kingston
• Ant TNA Sacrifice PPV posterio puikuosis AJ Styles.
  
• Per WWE Magazine interviu Randy Orton paaiskino kodel jis ismete Manu is Legacy grupuotes:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  "Respect, that's something that Manu, who had a chance to be part of Legacy, didn't have," Orton told WWE Magazine. "He grew up in the business, and you would've thought he'd have that ingrained in his mind. He had been wrestling since his early teens, and he thought that he was already a veteran in his early 20s. That's what got him fired from Legacy. But I think we're looking to include another part man in the stable to make it all the more powerful. I'll say no more."
• Stai ka raso Angelina Love apie savo sukretima patirta per Lockdown:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  "In an update, I did receive a concussion from Taylor Wilde's top rope crossbody. Guess thats her payback for us cutting her hair! I caught her hip bone in my jaw and it knocked me clean out. Unfortunately, I dont even remember winning! When I watch it back, I'll be able to try and put the pieces of my scrambled brains back together! and my jaw!"
• WWE surengs event'a Havajuose liepos 5d.
  
• Sios savaites Monday Night RAW reitingas-3.7
  
• Anot gandu i TNA artimiausiu metu turetu grizti buvusi X-diviziono zvaigzde The Amazing Red.
  
• Stai ka Rob Van Dam kalba apie Test mirti:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  “One thing that’s worth mentioning-I’ve been asked a few times if Test’s passing put a dark cloud over the whole trip. We were bummed that we wouldn’t see him again, and all told Test stories to each other, but sadly, we are all used to this routine. After so many of us have died prematurely, it’s almost like we’re trained to handle this, and life goes on. We all took a look at the bus full of wrestlers, and have to admit to ourselves that there’s a decent chance that next time we all get together, we may be a smaller group still.
  
  Over the years I’ve gone from being devastated by news of Louie Spicolli’s death, to asking “Who died this time?” when someone in the business asks “Have you heard?”
• Anot CZwrestling.com,siandien,balandzio 22d. per Discovery laida "TIME WARP" bus kalbama apie Combat Zone Wrestling(CZW).Laidoje turetu pasirodyti Zandig,Nick Cage ir kitos CZW zvaigzdes.
  
• Datos per kurias Ric Flair turetu pasirodyti ROH:
  
  Spoiler'is

  * May 29th: HDNet TV Taping in Philadelphia
  * June 12th: Manassas, Virginia
  * June 13th: New York
  * June 26th: Detroit
  * July 25th: Toronto
• Jim Ross neseniai papilde savo blog'a.Stai ka jis jame raso:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  On Chuck Liddell: It was tough watching Chuck Liddell get TKO'ed in the first round Saturday night in Montreal on the UFC PPV. I have huge respect for Liddell who was one of the primary individuals who motivated me to want to watch MMA from the early days. Chuck is a true warrior and I hope that he doesn't put himself back in the octagon for "one more fight" so he can end his career "the right way." Chuck's legacy is in tact and fighting again and either losing again or not fighting like the old, Chuck Liddell won't do Chuck any favors. My hats off to Chuck Liddell and I thank him for helping make me a huge UFC/MMA fan.
  
  On upcoming WWE tours: The upcoming Fall tours by WWE in Europe entitled "The Rest in Peace Tour" and "The DX Reunion Tour" are NOT retirement tours. When any major star such as HBK or the Undertaker finally decides to hang 'em up don't you think that WWE will make a HUGE deal out of it just as they should? This announcement won't come courtesy of a ring announcer as part of his obligatory announcements at a live event somewhere on the road.
  
  On Jim Cornette's new book: Jim Cornette and Tim Ash have put together one of the finest, full color wrestling books that I have ever dreamed of reading. It's entitled, "The Midnight Express and Jim Cornette 25th Anniversary Scrapbook" which features HUNDREDS of full color photos, stories of the road in amazing detail, pay stubs, DAILY documentation of MX's amazing career in ALL the territories including the outcome and intriguing details of 100's of matches with which they competed, and without question as detailed information as ANY wrestling book that I have ever seen in my life. If you are an old school wrestling fan, this book is a "MUST READ" and I rarely use those terms and this is not hyperbole. This book is amazingly unique and any one who considers themselves to be a fan of the genre, past or present should check this one out. I am under the understanding that orders can be accepted as of April 24 at Jim Cornette.com and autographed copies by JC, Dennis Condrey, Bobby Eaton, and Stan Lane will be available too....while they last. Do not delay on this one or you will regret it. Simply said.... buy this book if you want to relive the past, better understand the business, and to educate yourself in a way that many never dreamed possible. On a scale of 1-10, this book is a 12. As the late, great WWE HOF'er Ernie Ladd would say, "Case Closed."
• Anot gandu Snitsky buvo TNA Lockdown uzkulisiuose.

Šį pranešimą redagavo Duncan: 2009-04-22, 16:32

[DZT]

TNA Impact spoileris.

Spoiler'is

Tna tappinguose dalyvavo Trevor Murdock.Jis ir Ericas Young'as nugalejo No Limt komanda. Tna bande susisiekt su Lance Cade, bet jis dabar Japonijoje ir yra susikoncentraves savo, kaip savarankisko wrestlerio karjera. Taip pat buvo planuojamas Paul Londono pasirodymas TNA, bet atrodo jis paskutine minute persigalvojo.

[`MalioK`]

Duncan, 2009-04-22, 17:28, pasakė:

Anot gandu i TNA artimiausiu metu turetu grizti buvusi X-diviziono zvaigzde The Amazing Red.

Megstamiausias TruBaller wrestleris

[Lix]

Ne į temą

`MalioK`, 2009-04-22, 19:01, pasakė: Megstamiausias TruBaller wrestleris net offtopic tagu neuzdejai

Šį pranešimą redagavo `MalioK`: 2009-04-22, 18:39
Like I care...

[Duncan]

• Sios savaites ROH Wrestling card'as:
  
  Spoiler'is

  The Dark City Fight Club (Kory Chavis and Jon Davis) vs. Grizzley Redwood and Andy "Right Leg" Ridge
  Nigel McGuinness vs. Alex Payne
  Chris Hero and Eddie Edwards vs. Jay Briscoe and Kevin Steen
  Bryan Danielson vs. Tyler Black
  
• Interviu su Chris Masters:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  David Dunn: I’m here with “The Masterpiece” Chris Masters. Chris, thank-you very much for taking the time out of your day to do this interview with me.
  
  Chris Masters: It’s a pleasure being here in New Zealand. Nice to meet you.
  
  Nice to meet you too! [laughs] Is this your first time out to this part of the world?
  
  Ah, yeah. I’ve been to Australia before but never New Zealand, ever.
  
  When did you come to Australia last? Besides this weekend, of course.
  
  It was about a year and a half ago. Perth, Australia.
  
  Oh yeah, was that with WWE?
  
  Yes it was a tour that consisted of… we went to Bankok Thailand, Singapore and then the last night was in Perth, Australia. Worked “The Nature Boy”…
  
  Ooh…
  
  Yeah, Good match.
  
  Big match!
  
  Oh yeah.
  
  How’s your schedule this time compared to being on a WWE tour?
  
  Ah… it’s been a lot more ‘lax as far as; with WWE it’s every day, y’know? Every day, next town, next city, next country sometimes. With this specific tour - I was in Europe before this actually, I’ve been on tour all month, but it's been great - I’ve had a lot more time to be able to see about three extra days in Perth outside of the show day, I’ve had like two extra days in Adelaide outside the show day, in Sydney I had one extra day. That just doesn’t happen with the WWE schedule. So it’s been cool, I’ve been able to get out in every place, see the nightlife, do some touristy stuff, go to the gym, everything! So it’s been… it’s a good schedule. Even today I’ll have some free time, so...
  
  Awesome.
  
  Get my workout in.
  
  Yeah. [laughs]
  
  You started wrestling at such a young age, when did you decide that you wanted to be a pro wrestler?
  
  When I turned 16 I wanted to… I decided, because it was basically the only thing I liked, or only thing I loved for that matter, y’know what I mean? I’d just read wrestling magazines through first and second period and eventually I just kinda figured maybe this is what I should do.
  
  Fair enough, fair enough. In your career in WWE you’ve been involved in some historic matches. You had the Elimination Chamber at New Year’s Revolution, you’ve been in a Royal Rumble, wrestled at WrestleMania; what’s been your favourite match that you’ve had in your career?
  
  Definitely the one with, ah… the one at WrestleMania was cool, but getting to work with Shawn Michaels was really cool, like that being my first kind of program or feud. I grew up watching that guy. He was actually… the first guy I ever watched when I was a kid as far as getting into pro wrestling was The Ultimate Warrior, unfortunately. But after he had come and gone, come and gone and then finally eventually left, I started, appreciated Shawn Michaels’ work as a heel and followed him throughout… basically all the way up into my teens until I eventually got into the business myself. So, it was very fulfilling working him, Ric, all these guys before they retired. Y’know what I mean?
  
  Yeah.
  
  ‘Cause some people will never get to say they got to work the person that they grew up emulating or grew up putting on that pedestal.
  
  Definitely.
  
  Alright, so talking to Chris Masters the fan for a moment, what’s your favourite match that you’ve seen.
  
  Oh, I’m a big fan of that match I just saw… I didn’t watch the WrestleMania this past year. I haven’t watched wrestling pretty much since almost I left really, but I did stop to watch the Shawn/'Taker match with one of my friends and it was amazing, I just gotta say. I cant really get past that one right now. Those guys did a hell of a job.
  
  I’ve read on your website [www.christophermordetzky.com] that you appeared in some television commercials as a child, and also in Beauty and the Beast on TV…
  
  Yeah. [laughs]
  
  With the success that Dwayne Johnson and John Cena have had in the acting world, have you considered moving back into acting?
  
  Yeah, but I mean not serious. I mean, I live in L.A. and I’m sure the opportunity, if the opportunity was there, if it’s ever there I’m sure it will present itself. But I just… I dunno. I stay focussed on one thing at a time and I still don’t think I’m done with wrestling. I mean, I can try to do some acting on the side but I wouldn’t really feel… I wouldn’t get the overall gratification and fulfilment of what I’m doing right now as far as just to continue wrestling individually - go back to WWE for a second time knowing what I know now. So, that’s just something for down the line. I don’t really know. I don’t know.
  
  So, you just mentioned heading back to WWE for a second time…
  
  Yeah, yeah.
  
  That’s a goal of yours, definitely?
  
  Well, yeah. You gotta figure, I’m 26 years old. I broke in, I was on RAW when I was… about 20 years old was when I debuted. So, my whole goal was to get in there as young as possible, but at the same time I didn’t have the maturity. There’s a lot of stuff, a lot of responsibility that I wasn’t ready for, but, y’know… hindsight is 20-20 and now six years later I’ve really changed a lot as a person so I think that it’d only benefit me to put that as my immediate goal for the not so distant future.
  
  Have you considered wrestling for TNA at all?
  
  I love to perform, so I won’t rule out anything in terms of TNA, WWE, anywhere. As of right now I’ve really enjoyed - well, again, like I was telling you earlier - booking myself out as an independent contractor. I look at life, this life, in terms of chapters, as far as a book and this is just… I never paid dues, I never worked indies. I went straight through the system, got signed, went to OVW, went to WWE. So this is probably something that’s going to be a useful tool for me down the line in terms of humility, humbling, and also at the same time just giving me some time to see what the rest of the world has to offer in terms of pro wrestling.
  
  Since you left WWE you’ve wrestled for Antonio Inoki’s IGF in Japan, and most recently you’ve been over in Australia with the AWF. How do you find the different international crowds compare; what are the fans like?
  
  In Japan they take it… they sit there and they’re not as rowdy. It’s like, they sit there and they really kind of watch it in terms of… they’ll sit there with their arms folded across their lap watching and then, once they see something that they get into or the guys do something cool then, then they come up, they show appreciation and then they go back to their seated position with their hands folded. It’s kinda interesting watching them, I mean they just look at it really like a sport and they’re not there shouting names. They’re not as vulgar I guess as some of the American and Australian [crowds] who see not as much the sporting side, and more the entertainment side - not that there’s anything wrong with either one.
  
  I find them both interesting. I guess I’m a little more used to the vulgar, more vocal American style of wrestling fan, but I dunno. They’re all real interesting. I’ve always loved going to Europe ‘cause… America gets it so much more than everybody else that when you go to places outside of America you kind of see how much they get fired up. They’re a little more starved for it so… even Australia, working the shows I did, those crowds were amazing. They were just so fired up ‘cause they might not have seen wrestling in a year live. So definitely, working outside the U.S. can be really fun.
  
  How do you get yourself in the right zone before a big match? Do you have any backstage rituals or things like that?
  
  At this point, now, I just get warm. I mean, I got some bands and… I never had any injuries ‘til the last - serious injuries - ‘til the last year and a half. And the last year and a half… I dislocated my elbow in my last WWE match, actually. I was gonna be out four months. Coincidentally I ended up just getting released around that time. But and then most recently I tore my pec. on the right side, so, now for me it’s just working up a little sweat, getting warm and getting my joints loose. Also in terms of just going out there just getting you breathing properly - a lot of people don’t pay much attention to you breathing - but if you inhale deep, exhale deep, it’s a calming mechanism.
  
  And finally, what can fans expect to see from you this Thursday at NZWPW Power Play 6?
  
  Oh! I don’t really know necessarily. I think it’s definitely going to be a good show, I think it’s gonna be a lot of fun. I’ve never been to New Zealand so I think… I’m expecting a good energy. I hope it’s good and the people are happy with whatever I can give them this Thursday. I got the injury I gotta tend to, but at the same time, I mean, I’ve worked this whole tour and everything’s been feeling good. I’m starting to get some confidence back as far as feeling like I can go out there and work a little bit.
  
  Well, I’m definitely looking forward to it. That concludes this interview so thank-you very much for your time, Chris Masters.
  
  It was a pleasure talking to you!
• Umaga vel grizo i ringa per Smackdown/ECW irasymus.Dark match'e jis nugalejo R-Truth.
  
• Bobby Lashley atejimas i TNA nesukele dideles WWE reakcijos.WWE vadovybe nemano,kad Lashley atejimas kazkaip pades TNA ir netaps didele gresme WWE.
  
• ROH Take No Prisoners PPV pasirodys birzelio 12d.
  
• Kaz i TNA turetu grizti kita menesi ir jis sugris prie Suicide personazo.
  
• Interviu su Jeff Jarrett:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  Hi Jeff, I really enjoyed Lockdown and the episodes of Impact leading into it were great too. What do you think has come together for everything to hit its stride at this time?
  
  Do you know what the definition luck is? When preparation meets opportunity.
  
  In the last six months – since the Main Event Mafia came together, Mick Foley joined us and I came back on the scene – we’ve really prepared ourselves.
  
  We’ve always had a great roster from top to bottom and now, all of a sudden, the pieces are in the right place.
  
  Have there been any changes behind the scenes?
  
  I wouldn’t say major changes.
  
  We’re just keeping on doing what we’ve been doing and staying the course.
  
  Everyone is talking about our television ratings, on Spike TV in America, and saying they’re up.
  
  But when you look at it, we’ve had a steady growth – we’ve gone from 0.7 when we first started on a Saturday night to 1.3.
  
  I don’t know of many TV programmes, not just wrestling, that can say they’ve almost doubled their ratings.
  
  We’re consistently building our base one fan at a time.
  
  The big surprise tonight was Bobby Lashley joining TNA. Is it important for you to keep adding to the roster?
  
  Some come in and some go out – but that’s what makes a good line-up.
  
  As you can tell from the response with Bobby, people have been very receptive.
  
  Nobody guessed!
  
  What’s the deal with Lashley? Is he exclusive to TNA or will he continue with his MMA career?
  
  He’ll do both.
  
  We’re different from other organisations.
  
  We want Bobby to be happy in both fields and we feel there is a good marketing aspect to it.
  
  MMA will help him – and it will help us.
  
  Are you not slightly worried that if he has a big MMA fight coming up he won’t give his all in a TNA ring?
  
  No. We’ve addressed that and it’s not a problem.
  
  
  
  SET TO FEUD? ... Jeff with Mick
  
  TNA Wrestling
  
  The other shock on Lockdown was Mick Foley winning the TNA heavyweight championship of the world. Does that mean he is now going on a full time schedule?
  
  Yeah – Mick’s lost his mind!
  
  In all seriousness – no he won’t be going full time.
  
  The easiest analogy is he’ll have the same schedule that Sting has been doing.
  
  To balance guys like Mick and Bobby coming in you’ve fired TNA mainstays like Petey Williams and Sanjay Dutt. Was that difficult?
  
  Yes – they were very hard decisions for us. It’s the part of the job that nobody likes.
  
  But it’s business.
  
  Nothing lasts forever in this business, especially in front of the red light.
  
  We last met at Bound For Glory when you were preparing for a comeback match against Kurt Angle. How does it feel being a full time wrestler again?
  
  Great. I’m back in the swing of things.
  
  Like I said, everything is falling into place.
  
  I have my spot on the ‘good guy’ side of the roster. My place is there and I’m not the only one who thinks that in the office.
  
  I never dreamed I’d be back on the road doing as many live events as I’m doing.
  
  So things are going quite smoothly.
  
  Could it be Jarrett v Foley for the title next?
  
  That could be interesting…
  
  
  
  FUTURE STAR ... Brutus
  
  TNA Wrestling
  
  Currently in TNA it’s all the legends on top – you, Foley, Angle, Sting, Booker. Will the young guys eventually beat those legends to become the new main event stars?
  
  Did you see what happened in the Lethal Lockdown match tonight?
  
  And that’s just a microcosm. It’s always happened that way.
  
  You can go back 20 years when Sting was that generation’s version of AJ Styles.
  
  He was a young phenomenal athlete with name recognition and was very good in the ring.
  
  As time went on he became a household name.
  
  It just takes time. Nothing replaces time in this business.
  
  If you become a one hit wonder then you fade away fast, like Goldberg.
  
  Sting is a legend and an icon – and he’s earned every stripe, but he’s been around the game and put in his time. Same for Mick Foley. Same for me. It’s just going to take time for the AJ Styles and Samoa Joes of this world.
  
  But they’re very gifted and we’re continuing to feature, promote and push them as hard as we can.
  
  We talk about Joe and AJ as the youngsters but they’ve both turned 30 and have been with TNA for years. Who are the NEW guys you see coming through?
  
  Black Machismo is very good and a smart guy.
  
  Brutus Magnus is also going to surprise a lot of people. He’s a thinking man and carries himself like a true professional.
  
  To me it’s the way he carries himself that sets him apart from all the young guys.
  
  My grandmother, who goes back to the 1940s, would tell me: “That kid knows how to act like a star… before he’s a star.”
  
  So Brutus and Machismo are the two guys come to mind.
  
  
  Advertisement
  
  What did you think of Vince McMahon’s comments calling some aspects of TNA’s television “reprehensible”?
  
  In one word – laughable.
  
  Honestly he calls us reprehensible? PLEASE!
  
  It’s Vince being classic Vince.
  
  He knows more than anybody what reprehensible is.
  
  I spent this morning watching your DVD. The production on it is superb and the interviews are very revealing. One thing I learned is that you’re not exactly a fan of Steve Austin - what's the story?
  
  Actually I am a fan of Steve Austin – he’s not a fan of me!
  
  He’s a paranoid guy and has been since the day he broke into the business.
  
  My dad and Chris Adams picked Steve out of a line-up of 30 or 40 students, from Adams’ school, and gave him his break.
  
  His two years in the business was for my family – working in Dallas, Texas and Tennessee.
  
  Steve didn’t make a lot of money and to this day he resents that.
  
  But he’s certainly not going to miss any meals the rest of his life.
  
  Some guys lose sight of where they got their start, but that’s fine.
  
  Is your dad still involved with TNA or wrestling?
  
  No – he’s at home retired.
  
  He’s completely out of the wrestling business.
  
  How about your kids? Will they one day follow in the family tradition?
  
  No, that won't happen. I’ve got three girls.
  
  Well you look at Stephanie McMahon over in WWE…
  
  Yes, you do, don’t you!
• Per TNA Sacrifice yra numatomas 4-way match'as del TNA World Heavyweight Championship.

[DZT]

* Sios savaites Impact reitngas 1,2.
* TNA "Slammiversary" ppv vyks Detroite, "Palace of Auburn Hills" arenoje, kuri talpina daugiau nei 20,000 ziurovu, Birzelio 21 diena.

[deep]

Ne į temą

Man tai idomiai atrodo naujienas DZT rasai bet matos kad tik kas naujo ir rasai po 1-2 naujienas i posta taip rinkdamas ju skaiciu paziurek Kaip Duncan raso arba Mauglis jie neraso po kelais naujienas jie raso keliu dienu naujienas ir viska postina wienam poste (zinoma gerai kad rasai naujienas bet manau kad reiktu stengtis apzvelgti keliu dieunu naujienas o ne valandu. (cia tik mano nuomone)

Šį pranešimą redagavo deep: 2009-04-25, 13:17

[DZT]

deep, 2009-04-25, 14:12, pasakė:

Ne į temą

Man tai idomiai atrodo naujienas DZT rasai bet matos kad tik kas naujo ir rasai po 1-2 naujienas i posta taip rinkdamas ju skaiciu paziurek Kaip Duncan raso arba Mauglis jie neraso po kelais naujienas jie raso keliu dienu naujienas ir viska postina wienam poste (zinoma gerai kad rasai naujienas bet nmanau kad reiktu stengtis apzvelgti keliu dieunu naujienas o ne valandu. (cia tik mano nuomone)

Ne į temą

Na as tiesiog idedu naujienas, kurios man atrodo svarbesnes, o ne wrestleriu blog'us, pasisakymus ar kas vyksta indy. Be to as jas parasau, tiesiog jei perskaitau ka nors idomesnio ir tiek.

P.S Kalbant i tema sios savaites WWE Superstars reitingas-0.88.

[Duncan]

• Shawn Michaels vis dar negrizta po WM 25 del keliu skausmu.Manoma,kad jis nepasirodys iki pat liepos,kol neprasides SummerSlam build-up'as.
  
• Darbuotojai kuriuos WWE atleido siais metais:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Main Roster Departures
  » Bam Neely
  » Boogeyman
  » D-Lo Brown
  » Gavin Spears
  » Hardcore Holly
  » John Bradshaw Layfield
  » Kizarny
  » Manu
  » Ron Simmons
  » Ryan Braddock
  » Scotty Goldman
  » Tazz
  » Tyson Tomko
  » Val Venis
  » Victoria
  
  Developmental Departures
  » Hade Vansen
  » Kaleb O'Neal
  » Kevin Thorn
  » Mike Kruel
  » Saylor James
  
  Miscellaneous Departures
  » Afa Anoa'i, Sr. (talent consultant)
  » Freddie Prinze, Jr. (creative team writer)
  » Jim Korderas (referee)
  » John Carle (creative team writer)
  » Kevin Keenan (referee)
  » Matt Cappotelli (on company payroll)
  » Mickie Henson (referee)
  » Mike Posey (referee)
  » Sgt. Slaughter (producer)
  » "Superstar" Billy Graham (consultant)
  » Tim White (producer)
  
• Stai ka Jim Ross parase savo blog'e:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  Kofi Kingston vs. Edge tonight on Superstars: "Our match, Edge vs. Kofi Kingston was the next to the last match of the evening which was par for my course. A good match nonetheless as Kofi is going to be a star some day and Edge has refined what he does to an art form. I am very pleased to have been the one who signed Edge to his first contract many years ago and I am even happier than he has been extremely successful and has prepared well for his future. Wrestlers that are making good to great money these days and who don't prepare for their future with IRA's, etc and who do not pay their taxes are simply stupid and usually fall into the group of disgruntled ex-wrestlers who blame any negatives in their lives on the biz."
  
  His Recent UFC Comments: We got plenty of feedback on what I wrote about how much I respected Chuck Liddell and my being a big fan of UFC. I do hope that Chuck retires while his health is apparently still good but for some reason, really it's the nature of the beast, something tells me that Chuck will l likely fight "one more time" before hanging up his gloves for good. I hope I am wrong. Same goes for Ken Shamrock who is another warrior who needs to step away from combat with his head held high and feeling proud of his accomplishments just as Liddell should. I would love to be in Vegas in July for the UFC 100 event and see Lesnar look for redemption against Frank Mir and to see GSP fight in person.
  
  Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels' Relationship: "Another fan asked me if I thought that Bret and Shawn would ever 'make up' and 'get along' someday. I doubt if they will ever spend any quality time with each other if that's what you want to know but I also assume that both men are ready to move forward and focus on other facets in their lives than philosophical differences that occurred over a decade ago. As comedian Ron White would say, 'Let it go.'
• TNA gali palikti Roxxi,Rhaka Khan,Kip James ir Jackie.Ju kontraktai netrukus baigsis ir manoma,kad TNA su jais nesiruosia pratesti kontraktu.
  
• TNA Slammiversary PPV vyks Detroite,The Palace of Auburn Hills arenoje.
  
• JBL tapo MMA lygos Vyper Fight League komentatoriumi.
  
• Stai ka DJ Gabriel parase savo MySpace blog'e:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  "Before I begin the blog with updates, I'd like to clear the internet rumor "gossip sites" with their opinions on my future within the WWE.
  
  "I've been notified of numerous "wrestling rumor websites" claiming that I will be released from the company soon with Alicia now on SmackDown. I'd like to make my statement and say I've been in the company for nearly four years, and it has been an honor. And I'd like to state that my tenure within the WWE is at a good pace, and I do believe it will continue that way. These so-called accurate websites are actually wrong most of the time. It is just a rumor mill site, just like TMZ. I give the site publishers credit for actually trying to find out the inside scoop on our company, but it is no use. They thrive for the rumors, and usually post one by one on every site on here. So next time a publisher actually does claim something about me, they can contact me at any time. They can contact me on the MySpace, on the WWE Universe site, or even in person at a live event/airport/etc. I'm giving the publishers the chance to contact me, and I can state that the "facts" they are discussing, are only opinions."
  I can tell you that I will hopefully be back on the SciFi network really soon, and if not...thank you for the continued support anyways."
  "And yet, I'm a little upset that I was kept off of WrestleMania 25," Gabriel wrote. "I enjoyed being backstage, and I really appreciated the fact that they even let me come to the event, but I wish I could have participated in the tag title match, or at the AXXESS events...and by the way, the show was GREAT!"
• Jay Lethal pasirase nauja,ilgalaike sutarti su TNA.
  
• Interviu su Jerry Lawler:
  
  Spoiler'is

  Citata

  Phil Strum: What's it like working shows like this these days? How often do you do them?
  
  Jerry Lawler: Believe or not, I probably wrestle on events like this — one of the other wrestlers asked me earlier in the evening — I probably do about 100 of these a year. I do most weekends and a couple of times a week. Then, of course, I do Monday Night RAW and then usually on Friday and Saturday, I'm usually doing these independent-type shows. Without a doubt, my favorites are Northeast Wrestling. I've had a relationship with Michael O'Brien, the guy that runs these shows and promotes these events, for the past, going on seven years. He does a terrific job. As you could see tonight, complete sellout here in Newburgh. It's almost like that every event I go to. That makes it fun and worthwhile. Nine out of 10 of these type events are fundraisers for different charities or different organizations or schools or clubs or sports teams. It's not only a chance to go out and have a good time, but hang out with some wrestling fans...and wrestle. With the WWE, I'm primarily a color commentator now. They throw me in there to wrestle every now and then, but not as often as I'd like. I still enjoy wrestling a lot. It gives me a chance to do that. It helps these different clubs and organizations make some money.
  
  PS: I was a little disappointed we didn't get to see you in there with Chris Jericho at WrestleMania this year.
  
  JL: I would have certainly loved to have been. That's the one thing that has eluded me, I guess, in my WWE career, even though I'm in the Hall of Fame. As a matter of fact, when they first contacted me in 2007 and told me that they were going to induct me into the Hall of Fame, I said, "No. No.. Don't do it. I don't feel like I'm worthy of being in there and I said, plus I feel like that means your wrestling career is over' because I was thinking like baseball or football hall of fames. They said, oh no no. It doesn't mean that at all. I said, "I've never even wrestled on a WrestleMania.' That's the one thing I haven't had the opportunity to do. But I'm still hopin'. Maybe next year. It is something that would probably be the final jewel in my little wrestling crown.
  
  PS: You're still wrestling often enough. How many matches do you have with WWE a year?
  
  JL: Here and there. I'm probably with WWE. 15? 20 a year. Which is not very often. They're doing a SmackDown event that's coming to my hometown of Memphis on June the 5th and they contacted me just the other day and they want me to wrestle on that event. It's just different times and different situations occur. Ordinarily, I never even know, except for an event like the one coming up in Memphis. Usually, I get there on a Monday and they say, hey, we're going to have you wrestle Chris Jericho or something.
  
  PS: How much preparation do you do actually do going into a Monday Night RAW broadcast? How mcuh goes into that?
  
  JL: I don't want to make it sound trivial or anything, but I honestly don't do a lot of preparation. I work that way intentionally. This is the way I've always looked at this. Vince McMahon or the WWE or the powers that be may look at it entirely different, but I've always approached my job not that I'm a commentator or an announcer, but I've always approached my job as a wrestler, sitting out there, talking with an announcer or a commentator and giving my views or my reactions on what I see in the ring. I'm there and I can give a different insight than the announcer because I do that for a living as well. I don't feel like I have to or what preparation I can do. I don't want to be too prepared in that I want my reactions to be natural and honest. I want to be seeing something for the first time without having any pre-arranged notions of what I'm about to see or what may take place next or anything like that. I feel like my color commentating is more honest, so to speak, the less I prepare.
  
  PS: How do you feel some of the newer guys are doing? They've put a lot of new faces into the broadcast booth now with Matt Striker, Josh Mathews and Todd Grisham.
  
  JL: Every one of them — talented guys. I don't mean this as any kind of derogatory remark or anything, but when I look at them, I just think, it's almost like they're trying too hard.
  
  I'm a huge Cleveland Indians baseball fan, because as a kid, growing up, I was there. I have several friends that are on the team — Ryan Garko, Travis Hafner. I just had a ton of text messages from Travis Hafner the other day and the Indians have started out kind of slow. He was just telling me, everybody seems too uptight. Nobody's having fun. They're not relaxed. In sports, you suffer. Basically, you're playing a kid's game.
  
  In wrestling, I think it's the same way. I know they probably feel there's a lot of pressure on them to do well, but honestly, that's pressure they're putting on themselves. When I look at them, I think they need to kind of loosen up a little bit and have more fun at it. If the commentators are enjoying what they're doing, it's going to be a better broadcast. The fans watching —that's going to come across on the screen. They're going to feel that enjoyment and that fun. I just try to keep in mind, that hey, this is supposed to be entertainment. People are supposed to have a good time watching this. Supposed to have fun watching this. So I try to have fun doing it. I think the young guys need to get that attitude, as opposed to having the attitude — oh my gosh, if I screw up. I can't screw up. This has got to be perfect. It doesn't have to be perfect. Most of this is live TV. It's a wrestling show. It's not brain surgery. It's not life or death. I've always had the opinion, you can screw up. What the heck. Anything can happen on a WWE show.
  
  PS: Especially when it's live.
  
  JL: Exactly
  
  PS: And you show up on the air with a nosebleed like Josh Mathews did!
  
  JL: Exactly. To me, I can't believe nobody — Striker didn't attempt to bring that to anybody's attention. If I was sitting there and Michael Cole's nose started bleeding, the next 90 minutes would be nothing but fun and one-liners. That's what I mean. That's something, I mean, how often is something like that going to happen? Take advantage of it!
  
  PS: He gave it to him pretty good the next night.
  
  JL: Oh, did he? That's good.
  
  PS: You've pretty much accomplished everything you can possibly accomplish in your career. What else are you looking to accomplish in your wrestling career. You've been going strong now for almost four decades.
  
  JL: I started in like 1971, so that's a pretty good run there. I think one of the secrets to my longevity and my success and I know you may say, oh yeah right, but I'm going to tell you, this is the honest to God's truth. I have never set out to accomplish anything in this business. When I got started, I was such a fan. Thank God the promoters didn't realize it, but I would have paid them to let me wrestle. I was always amazed that I could actually making money doing something that I enjoyed so much. It was never about accomplish anything. It was never about winning anything or getting any certain position. It was about just going out there and doing what I always have so much fun doing. That particular type of performing, to me, is nothing like it. I've never even thought about, hey, what more can I accomplish? If I can have another match, that's an accomplishment for me. Any time a promoter calls me and says, 'hey, we're going to have a show in Newburgh, New York, we'd love to have you on the event,' that, to me, is an accomplishment. That's just the way I look at it. Because I don't take it as seriously, it's just been fun and a great way for me to make a living, rather than accomplishing anything. I've never looked at it that way.
  
  PS: One of the real gems I was able to discover about 10 years ago was you and Andy Kaufman in Memphis, watching some of those tapes.
  
  JL: Andy Kaufman was one of the biggest things to ever happen to me in my career, as far as helping put me on the map on a national level. Quite frankly, you know, I' m from Memphis, Tennessee. We had a great promotion down there for 30-something years that I wrestled. We drew big crowds in our particular area and territory down there. We were wrestling, at that time, and all the way through the mid-80s was regionalized. Before the advent of cable television, where eveything got blown out all over the world, it was next to impossible to make national news. To be known on a national level. You were just known in whatever region you were wrestling in at the time.
  
  Then, along came Andy Kaufman. Because he was on the highest-rated show on television at the time, Taxi, and he wanted to get involved with wrestling. It just sort of fell in my lap because of a guy, Bill Apter, who was a magazine writer, at the time overheard a conversation that Andy had with Vince McMahon Sr. in which Andy wanted to get involved and wrestle some women out of the audience. He never dreamed...Andy never thought about wrestling a man.
  
  That just evolved as I had him come down to Memphis and wrestle the women. It evolved into, finally, I thought, this is a great opportunity to get at least some sort of rub off this superstar. I just told him, 'I said, Andy, you know, you've wrestled the women down here three or four weeks in a row. It's going over great. You need to move onto something. Why don't you have a match with a man?' And he said, 'Oh no no, I could never do that.' I said, well, what if I came up with a way that you could do that? Would you be interested. And he said, "Oh my God, yeah."
  
  The truth of the matter is Andy grew up a wrestling fan and idolized "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers. He told me many times, 'I was always amazed.' He said what captivated him about wrestling were the bad guys that could go on television and intentionally try to make people despise them, but still be popular. That became ingrained in part of Andy's comedic performances. He never told a joke in his career. Andy wasn't a comedian and didn't even like to be called a comedian. He was a performance artist. His reaction, that he enjoyed getting from a crowd, was he enjoyed having them dislike him more than have them like him. He would go out and sometimes, 1,000 or 1,500 people would come to see him do comedy and he'd walk out on a podium, open up a book called "The Great Gatsby" and just start reading. And read for hours until finally, everybody finally just got up and left. And they're going, what the heck?
  
  Andy was great and of course, then he got the cancer. He told me at one time, I would give up everything that I'm doing in Hollywood, I'd give up Taxi, the comedy clubs, everything, if I could just stay involved in wrestling. That's how much he loved it. All the events he did for us. All the huge sellout crowds he helped us draw there in Memphis and all around our wrestling area, he earned a lot of money and we paid him a lot of money. on all those events, Percentage of the gate every time that he wrestled for us. After he died, he had never cashed one of those checks.
  
  PS: Wow. He really respected it.
  
  JL: He really did.
• Sklinda gandai,jog WWE siais metais ketina susigrazinti Kurt Angle.
  
• Randy Orton nedalyvavo sios savaites house show kurie vyko Britanijoje.Manoma,kad jis patyre siokia tokia trauma.

Šį pranešimą redagavo Duncan: 2009-04-26, 14:39

[Mauglis]

Citata

• Sklinda gandai,jog WWE siais metais ketina susigrazinti Kurt Angle.

Ne į temą

Tikrai idomu,kaip jie tai zada padaryti po visu Spoiler'is F-U VINCE!!!

[Bottom]

Duncan, 2009-04-26, 15:38, pasakė:

• Sklinda gandai,jog WWE siais metais ketina susigrazinti Kurt Angle.

Na netikiu, kad Angle išdrįs vėl perbėgt. Tuo atveju, jis bus didžiausias pasaulio sell-out, o jis man panašus į žmogų, kuris save gerbia. Kita vertus, pats Angle sakė, kad nežada baigti karjerą TNA. Galima visaip manyt, bet reikia nepamiršt, koks algų skirtumas vaikšto ir retas kuris gali to atsisakyt. Netikėjau dėl Cage-apsigavau. Čia gali įvykt tas pats... Either way-looking forward to it!

[seimas2]

Plačiau dėl Kurt Angle grįžimo:

Spoiler'is

Citata

There are reports going around that WWE creative team members have mentioned Kurt Angle's name during meetings. The feeling is they want to possibly bring him back later in the year.
Angle turns 41 in December and has his TNA contract ending shortly. Karen Angle, Kurt's former wife is said to of have had a major part in having Kurt leave WWE in the first place.
TNA is currently the best thing for Kurt with its light working schedule, on the other hand at his age, the money WWE can offer could be a wiser choice for him

[Lix]

Taigi jau Angle yra sakes, kad buvo labai isizeides del Vince'o poelgio ir karstai bei emocionaliai i tai reagavo. O dabar, praejus siek tiek laiko, jau viskas ok Tai as bent jau tikrai manau, kad sulauksim griztancio Angle. Dabar jis butu labai naudingas papildymas Smackdown'ui.

[`MalioK`]

As nezinau kaip jums, bet kai as pasiziurejau "Kurt Angle: Champion" DVD tai man tiesiog pasidare juokinga - cia buvo tarsi WWE reklama konkurentu produkte, savotiskas jo atsiprasimas pries Vince ir vos ne prasymas/pasisiulimas priimti ji atgal i organizacija Net kai Meltzer paklause apie jo ispudzius, ar Kurt perbegs atgal, jis pasake, jog Angle yra vienas tu, kurie nemegsta kai pas jos prieina kur nors gatveje ir paklausia "Kada tu grisi i PW?", nes net nezino apie TNA egzistavima.

[Virmantas]

Man asmeniškai Angle nepatinka. Ir nelabai norėčiau, kad jis grįštų į wwe. Kita vertus jis TNA įdomiau kaunasi. WWE paskutiniu metu jis nedarydavo jokių šuolių vapšė. O TNA mačiau Moonsault ir 450 splash. Iš tikrųjų net nežinojau, kad jis gali šiuos veiksmus atlikti. Bet į WWE jam grįžus iškart į ME stumtų, net nežinau. Bet ir tai, kad TNA jį pušina man nepatinka.